Begin by thoroughly washing your tomatoes, then chop them up roughly in small pieces (if you can put the tomatoes straight into a bowl, that would be the best because you catch all the juice that falls from the tomatoes into the bowl).
Add a good amount of extra virgin olive oil, salt and pepper, and, if you love garlic, add one clove of garlic (chopped finely or grated on a rasp) to the tomato mixture.
Next, add in fresh basil (if you can break the leaves into smaller pieces with your hands, that would be the best as to not bruise the basil).
Mix together and leave to rest for about 10-20min (I find room temperature is best as the flavours tend to amalgamate better ).
Prepare your bread by slicing a few pieces (usually it is 2 pieces per person) and then prepare it using one of the methods described above - in a skillet, in a toaster, on the grill/bbq or in the oven.
Once the bread is toasted, immediately rub the garlic on top of the side facing up.
Finally, scoop up juice from the bowl of tomatoes and add it to each slice of bread, then add the tomatoes, then more juice if desired and, finally a few pieces of fresh basil. For extra flavour, give a drizzle of olive oiland a tiny sprinkle of salt (optional but glorious!)